@NEETzsche
Man, that does sound miserable.

Although, it does explain a lot about the state India is in.

@LukeAlmighty They often don't view the work they are tasked with as even being a legitimate means to an ends. It's just drudgery. You fix this guy's computer problem, you file the ticket to prove the work existed, you close the ticket to prove you are the one who solved it. It's just their lot in life, a series of motions they perform to make sure their boss leaves them alone, and because they're Hindus, it's viewed as largely inherited. Basically, if they just accept their fate and they do their rigmarole, and in the context of business they meet their KPIs, they reincarnate into a better position in society next time.

@NEETzsche How can you be this educated and philosophical???

@LukeAlmighty I basically just read all day lol, that and some hobbies that encourage one to read all day

@NEETzsche
And people still hate on Atheism, that tells us to improve lives for us and people around us, since we do have just this one.

@LukeAlmighty Atheism doesn't tell you that. Atheism just rejects the existence of gods.

@NEETzsche
The worst part about your description is, that it kinda explains the absolute lack of shame you can see in the scammer call centers.

Because when you watch the vidoes from these centers, the people there show neither passion, pride nor shame. They "just scam", because that's what they do.

@NEETzsche @LukeAlmighty very true tbh

@NEETzsche @LukeAlmighty I've never met an Indian that truly finds their work fulfilling i.e. they would do it if they werent being paid or were being paid an average wage. Most of the ones I know studied what they did for either money or prestige. Ironically, work is both a burden and what makes you superior to others.